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<p>Travel insurance is now widely available. It is likely that any policy bought or
renewed, or trip booked, after the pandemic was officially declared will not cover
cancellation due to COVID-19, including changes to FCDO travel advice, as it is a
known risk. This is in contrast to policies sold before the outbreak of COVID-19,
which typically covered changes in FCDO advice.</p><p> </p><p>Travelling to countries
against FCDO advice is likely to invalidate your travel insurance.</p><p> </p><p>Travel
insurance policies differ so, if in doubt, customers should speak to their insurer
or check the terms and conditions of their policy.</p>
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